Energy & Markets: The IMF says oil “buffers” that softened the US-Iran shock are now running low, warning the global system is more exposed if disruptions return—fuel prices could stay tight even as supply recovers. Local Energy Politics: In Guyana, the AFC’s David Patterson dismisses the Gas-to-Energy transmission “celebration” as premature, arguing generation and NGL plants at Wales are still behind schedule. Oil Revenue Scrutiny: Fresh debate continues over Guyana’s oil numbers, with letters pointing to gaps between Bank of Guyana, Natural Resource Fund royalties, and partner company reporting. Housing Push: President Ali says Guyana’s housing backlog is about 75,000–78,000 applications, with Region Four holding over 50,000, and announces a new social housing programme targeting 3,000–5,000 vulnerable households. Healthcare Contracts: Austrian firm VAMED says it will pursue international arbitration over unpaid hospital contract costs, while the government rejects the claims and cites contractor performance issues. Transport Enforcement: Government will hand over 400 heavy-duty clamps to police to curb overweight trucks and illegal parking. Agriculture & Food Security: Guyana commissioned a $1B climate-smart Tunnel Ventilated Poultry Pens project at Mon Repos, aiming to lift poultry output and strengthen CARICOM food security. Maritime & Logistics: PM Phillips launched Guyana’s hosting of the Caribbean Shipping Association’s 56th AGM, highlighting growth in vessel traffic and the need for modern port systems. Telecoms Regulation: PUC reports 124 complaints against One Communications in 2025, mostly service faults and billing issues.